AEB software supports the global trade and logistics processes of businesses in the industrial, commercial, and service sectors. More than 7,000 customers are using AEB solutions in 80 countries for shipping, transport and warehouse management, customs clearance, import and export management, sanctions list screening, and export controls. AEB’s portfolio extends from ready-to-go software products from the cloud to a tailored but highly adaptive logistics platform.
With the automation of customs declarations, embargo checks, shipping and billing processes and the IT integration of partners in the supply chain, AEB brings greater transparency, efficiency, cost reductions, and legal protection to supply chain management as a whole. AEB solutions also make companies more flexible and increase their capabilities to react.
AEB has more than 600+ employees worldwide. The software company has its head office and on-site data centers in Germany and international offices in the United Kingdom, Singapore, Switzerland, Sweden, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic, and the United States.
Pros: You feel secure here, especially in the Stuttgart, Germany office. The company's focus on essential supply chain management and customs solutions means there's always work. It's a mid-sized corporate environment, so they aren't quick to lay people off.
Cons: While secure, career growth for us Software Engineers can feel slow. There haven't been many major shake-ups, but the lack of new, innovative projects sometimes makes you wonder about the long-term direction of certain departments. The pay isn't top-tier for the industry.
Advice to Management: Management should invest more in R&D and career pathing for technical staff, especially for Software Engineers, to keep people engaged and prevent stagnation in key supply chain solutions areas.
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What is the typical salary range for a software engineer at AEB in Munich, and how does it compare to other tech companies of similar size?
Salaries for software engineers at AEB in Munich are competitive, generally aligning with mid-level market rates for the DACH region. While specific figures vary by experience, expect a range that reflects AEB's position as a mid-sized enterprise software provider.
